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How many times have you held a currency note or glanced at a government building and seen it? That magnificent emblem of four lions, standing proud and powerful, looking out in all directions. It's a sight so familiar to us Indians, a part of our daily lives. But
Ever felt a pull towards a land where the first rays of the sun touch India? A place where mist-covered hills whisper ancient tales and the air itself feels pure and full of life. That, my friend, is the magic of Itanagar, the capital of Arunachal Pradesh. This isn'
History, much like our mighty rivers, has currents that run deep and silent. While we celebrate some kings with great fanfare, others, like Lakshmana Sena of the Sena dynasty, remain as profound, yet unsung, guardians of our heritage. His story isn't just a chapter from a textbook; it&
Some things in our culture feel timeless, don't they? They feel like they carry the prayers of our grandparents and the stories of our gods within them. That's the feeling you get when you stand before a Pattachitra painting. It's not just a piece
Some stories are not just written in books; they are whispered by the wind through ancient trees and live on in the hearts of millions. Imagine the rustle of a Peepal leaf, a sound that has echoed through centuries. This very sound connects us to a remarkable woman whose journey
Have you ever held a coin in your hand, or glanced at a government document, and felt a quiet sense of pride looking at the four lions standing back-to-back? That symbol, so familiar and powerful, is the Lion Capital of Ashoka. It’s more than just an image; it’s
Sometimes, when you stand on the ramparts of an old fort in Maharashtra, the wind seems to whisper tales of valour. It speaks of a time when a dream of freedom, of Hindavi Swarajya, was kindled in the heart of a young king. This isn't just history; it&
There's a certain magic that unfolds when you hold a warm cup of tea, especially when it’s from the misty slopes of Darjeeling. It’s more than just a drink; it feels like a heartfelt conversation with the mountains themselves. For many of us in India, a
There's a certain magic in the air of Assam, something you feel deep in your bones the moment you arrive. It’s in the gentle flow of the mighty Brahmaputra, in the lush green tea gardens, and most profoundly, in the ancient temples that dot the landscape of
